The cheeses of Sussex with the wines made beside them. Pairings marked as a local tradition are the ones a regional source names; the rest are our own picks, and say so.

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Wine & Cheese Pairings in Sussex, FAQ

What does slipcote mean?

High Weald Dairy gives it as an old English word meaning a little (slip) piece of cottage (cote) cheese. Wikipedia adds a second explanation, that the cheese tends to slip out of its rind while maturing.

Where is Sussex Slipcote made?

At High Weald Dairy on Tremains Farm, Horsted Keynes, in West Sussex, from organic sheep milk. The dairy has a small shop on the farm, open on weekdays.

How is Sussex Slipcote sold?

High Weald Dairy's product page lists it as a button or a log, plain or flavoured with garlic and herb or with dill, and says its buttons are 100 grams.

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